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Railway Jack and his Surgeon

Railway Jack and his Surgeon


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Railway Jack and his Surgeon

Portraits of Railway Jack (with his front left leg amputated) and his Surgeon, a Mr R. A. Stock. Railway Jack, owned by a station-master Mr F. G. Moore at Lewes, Sussex, was known far and wide as a traveller of the trains. He had been presented to royalty on several occasions and was awarded three fine collars and given a silver medal. Date: circa 1890

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Amputated Breed Jack Lewes Amputee


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Railway Jack and His Surgeon: An Unlikely Duo of Lewes, Sussex This photograph captures the poignant bond between Railway Jack, a renowned train-traveling Sussex breed dog, and his devoted surgeon, Mr. R.A. Stock. Circa 1890, the image showcases Railway Jack, a proud and regal canine with a distinguished front left leg amputation. His former station-master, Mr. F.G. Moore, gifted this extraordinary dog to the world, earning him fame and admiration far beyond Lewes, Sussex. Railway Jack's extraordinary journey began when he was presented to royalty on multiple occasions, receiving three fine collars as tokens of recognition. His silver medal, a testament to his unique status, added to his already impressive resume. However, it was his remarkable ability to travel on trains that truly set him apart. In the background stands Mr. R.A. Stock, the skilled surgeon who performed the amputation that saved Railway Jack's life. The image encapsulates the profound connection between man and dog, as they share a moment of gratitude and respect. The photograph serves as a poignant reminder of the unbreakable bond between these two unlikely companions. This image, sourced from Mary Evans Prints Online, offers a glimpse into the past, showcasing the extraordinary tale of Railway Jack and his devoted surgeon. It is a testament to the enduring power of compassion, resilience, and the unbreakable bond between man and his faithful companion.

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